The document provides a diagram showing the relationships between IPv6 RFCs published between 1995 and 2009. The diagram shows that RFCs build upon each other, with earlier RFCs forming the basis for later RFCs. It depicts over 50 IPv6 RFCs and the connections between them, demonstrating how the specifications and standards for IPv6 have evolved over time through documentation in Request for Comments.

1. IPv6 RFC Circle
IPv6
RFC3595
RFC3587
RFC3697
RFC3710
RFC3582
RFC3750
74
RFC3756
RFC37
531
RFC3
3 484
RFC35
RFC
4
RFC
336
3
RFC3
RFC
3 36
16
RFC
RF
3879
8 49
314
69
RFC
C3 3
390
RF
RFC
6
397
C4
30
R F 4 0 57
C3
R F 31 7 8
C4
4
RF
007
C3
RF
4
C4
RF
7
029
17
RF
RF
C
C
03
5
C3
17
RF
2 003
2004
RF
C4 3 5
8
42
C3
C4 47
07
RF
RF C31
22
RF
4
1
C 4 15 9
2
RF C 4
RF C 3 1
RF
200
1
1
11
C 4 17 7
R
89
C3
F
RF
30
R F C 41 FC 05
6
RF
C4 92 R C3 53
1 RF C 30
01
C 4 93 4
20
89
20
RF 2 RF
05
C 4 13 C2 67
RF 2 RF 27
C 4 15 C 5
RF 21
8 RF 2 7 6
C4 C
RF 24 RF 2711
1 C
C4 00 RF
RF 29
1 20 675
C4 C2
294 RF 529
RFC C2
431 RF 6
RFC 1 9 252
433 19 9 RFC
0 4 74
RFC
4339 R FC2
2473
RFC4
380 RFC
0
RFC4 RF C246
42 9 1998 28
RFC4443 RFC24
RFC1981
RFC4472
RFC4554
2006
IPv6 RFCs 1996
RFC1887
1995 RFC1881
RFC4659
RFC1809
RFC4692
RFC6018
RFC4727
RFC5991
RFC4773 RFC5970
RFC4779 RFC59
69
79 8
RFC4 RFC5
963
8 18
RFC4 RFC
5954
52
RFC4 8 RFC
1 59 5
486 RFC 2
RFC 2 59 4
486 07 RF 9
RFC 4 20 C5
9 42
486 RF
R FC 0 C5
909
89 RF
C4 C5
RF 91
9
RF 88
C4 1 20 C5 9
RF 94 RF 8
C 4 42
10 C5 7 1
RF 9 RF 86
C4 43 C5 7
RF 9 RF 85
C4 8 RF C 58 5
RF 96
C4 06 R C 47
RF C 50 FC 584
08
95
58 6
RF
RF C 5 8
20
R F C 50
45
C 5 156
C5
RF C 5 8
F
C 5 57
C5
R
84
RF
1
C5 72
4
RF
1
C 5 75
38
2009
RF
R F 5778
C5
1
1
26
18
RF
RF
4
C5
79
21
RF
RF
350
C
8
77
RF
375
C5
RF
C5
RF
9
3
C5
C5
RFC
545
RF
3
75
C5
RFC
5534
553
C 57
RF
RFC
535
74 7
48
RFC5
7
RFC5549
RF
RFC56
RFC
RFC5555
RFC5579
RFC5568
RFC5569
572
RFC5572
RFC5570
RFC
39
RFC55
57 2
RFC5
RFC
5678
6
6 48
2
37
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